The phrase "accounting position" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a job or role related to accounting within a company or organization.
Example: "After several interviews, I was offered an accounting position at a prestigious firm."
Alternatives: "accounting role" or "accounting job".
If you are applying online for an accounting position, for example, make sure your résumé contains the words "accountant" and "accounting" a few times.
She was a sharp student, and a professor found her an accounting position at J. P. Morgan before she graduated.
Over at the SEC, Mr Bush still has to find somebody to fill the crucial top accounting position.
How can I re-envision my toilet scrubbing at a retail store for this entry-level accounting position asking for 1-3 years of experience?
In order to career-switch into a full-time accounting position, Luo knew he needed to add CPA to his résumé.
Clement was reassigned to an accounting position from his role as director of the Office of Policy Analysis shortly after publicly reporting on how climate change affects Native Alaskan communities.
That's because some of the expenses incurred in generating foreign profits are for support jobs in the United States, like human resources and accounting positions.
Lance Hurley, corporate director of client services for Bernard Haldane, a career management company based in New York, has advised several unemployed corporate finance managers to take accounting positions with a temporary-employment firm like Accountemps.
Finally, we investigate a profession involving far higher degree of public exposure and contact with customers than secretarial and accounting positions: real estate sales.
(We first note that the number of applications per occupation was quite similar. The number of applications varied from a low of 7,030 for accounting positions to a high of 7,506 for sales representatives).
To detect such influence, the authors measure the difference in job access in secretarial and accounting positions between one female applicant with a French sounding name and two female applicants with Senegalese sounding names.
